Constitution of the United States, Amendment V¶
States, U. (1791). Constitution of the United States, Amendment V. United States Government.
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Mechanisms¶
- Compensation or Takings Review
- Buying each parcel on the open market would let any single owner hold the whole line hostage, so the authority invokes its power of eminent domain — a compulsory taking.
This sourceEstablishes government taking of private property for public use as a compulsory exercise of eminent-domain authority subject to just compensation.
- Buying each parcel on the open market would let any single owner hold the whole line hostage, so the authority invokes its power of eminent domain — a compulsory taking.
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